Local government lists and church notices in Sidney area
A dense roster of local officials and public notices from Sidney including land office references, county officers, school board members, and church listings. Names such as J. Dougherty and Leroy Martin appear among commissioners, treasurer posts, and foundations for community groups and religious services.
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G. M. Grimes
North Platte K. A. Cary
W. R. Wood Sherif
Wee Sod W, McDanie
Clark
Leroy Martin AssoeBor
John. Dougherty
Clean Dairy Utensils With Reduced Dirt and Hair Risk
The milk pall should be designed to minimize dirt and hair entering during milking. Narrow top designs replace wide tops, seam lines should be flush and smooth with solder, and vessels holding milk must be seamless or fully reachable by brushes. Heavily-tinned utensils are recommended for milk purposes.
Dairy Utensil Care and Sheep Fencing Tips Highlighted
An article emphasizes thorough cleaning of dairy utensils using warm washings followed by boiling water or steam, then sun or dry hot air. It notes that proper aeration reduces odors and that utensils must air dry before reuse. It also cites a seven foot woven wire fence as best for protecting sheep, with late evening confinement and early morning release.
Dairyman Advice on Herd Management and Equipment
The Dairyman urges even 24 hour division of work, purebred herd uniformity, prompt cream delivery within two to seventy two hours, and careful calf rearing. It warns against lazy management, emphasizes clean barns, bedding, and high grade milk cans to prevent dirt and rust from spoiling milk.
Dairy Records Show a Progressive Dairyman’s Method
On the farm every cow’s milk is weighed at each milking using accurate spring balances and a wall case to keep records clean. A custom milk sheet records daily per cow and monthly totals with averages, replacing an old slate system. Regular testing of milk occurs weekly or biweekly, and the farmer argues weighing and testing each cow pays for itself through improved returns and breeding results. R B Rushing notes that progressive farmers adopt the latest methods, whether learned from books or experience, if they work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Rushing
Point of Advice for Sheep Farmers on Water and Shelter
Farmers advised to ensure lambs have constant clean water and avoid thirst. Rains delay grazing and increase need for shelter. bring flocks to the barn during storms and feed under cover. Preserve lambs by maintaining salt supply and tarred noses to deter pests.
Fragmentary note on sheep breeding and disease control
A damaged fragment discusses using disinfectant to clear a danger from the eldfly and notes that intelligent breeding affects sheep more than other domestic animals. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
Harness For Horses And Care Of The Harness
A guide stressing a good horse collar as the key part of harness and its proper fit. It urges daily washing and brushing of the animal’s neck and shoulders, removal of dirt and dust, and inspecting for lumps and ridges. After daily work, bathe and clean shoulders with warm water, soap, and soda.
New York Farmer Describes Horse Eveners and Silage Benefits
A New York farmer explains a three horse evener setup with center horse clearance and adjusted clevis. He notes advantages of silage over dry forage, including space efficiency and higher digestible dry matter. The piece compares hay and corn silage storage and estimates milking time savings from herd testing.
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New York
Clevis
Raising the Colt Through Kindness and Proper Care
A Vermont breeder argues the critical period is after weaning when a colt must be socialized with calm handling and nourishment. He cites trainers who favor gentleness over force and recommends generous feeding, quality hay, oats, bran, occasional corn in cold weather, bone or flaxseed meal, roots, and daily yard exercise to build confidence and health.
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Sayys
Vermont
Feeding Sheep And Cattle From Alfalfa To Silage
The article details preferred feeds for sheep including alfalfa sorghum cowpeas corn fodder oat straw turnips and Deets. Bran suits lambs and dairy animals. silage proves economical for steers and sheep, with advice on feeding schedules and complementing silage with corn cob meal oil meal or cottonseed meal. It cites Purdue University findings that older cattle gain faster and yield higher profit in feedlots, supporting continued use of older cattle for fattening versus yearling beef.
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Indiana
Purdue ‘University
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Telegraph Directory
U. S. Senate
E.J Burkett
Lincoln Norris Brown
de Kearney
M.P. Kinkaid
Ee . O'Neill
Public Instruction
Wees
Bishop
Public Lands
E.B. Cowles
Haj. Winnett
H.J. Clarke
W. H. Cowgill
Barton Tere Od
Brandene Oo
Thompson
Railroad Commissioners
U. 8
Land Office
North H Platte
J. G. Frans
Hegister
Woodhurst
Land Office-Aletance
W. W. Wood
Seenedeat
Q.j.elis
U.S. Postop Fice
Seakees
Edward McLerron
Harlett Radcliffe
L.L. Raymond
Scottsbluff
Bushee
Ialpe EE Tey
Kimball
Commissioners
L. K. Barlow
Lodgepole
J. B. Halston
Higgins
Lewis Brett
Sextorp Board Village
Trustees
Sidney
Swan Dedrick
J. J. McIntosh
Boss
Louis Wasem
Eceuerdee
H.V. Redington
Lincoln G
B'mon
Leslie Neubauer
Ceee - Clark Robt
A. Barlow
Ahdns
Ares
School Board
L. McIntosh
W. J. Shoemaker
Leroy Martin
Herman Schroeder
Joseph Oberfelder
Greenlee
R.pate
E. M. Oling
A.D. Carlaon
Grace McMillan
Grace Wolson
Sindh
Jennett
Emma Bénberges
Anna McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Churcbes
THE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
F. Gunderman
Mermodist
Grinopal
Catholic Church
Ogallala
Dobson
Apostolic Catholic ‘Church
Usmp
Royal Neighbors
Wpw
F. Ball
Mra. Vangorder
Oracle Mus
Merifield
Frank Welch
Sidney Lodge
O. F
J. ‘O. Hupsey
Oostermoudt
Rebecca ‘Renures
Dora Camblin
N. Ga
Gack. Barlow
Shosmaker, Recorder
K.C.T. My
N. W
Bidney
A A. Co
U. We
P. Milin
Ebinanera Tomx
Grace Banow
R. x” Hisot ‘Lodge No
Knights
Odd Fellowe Hall
Hupson
B. Roman
Sidaey
R S. Shaw
Michigan
Dairyman
Dairy Records
Turek
Teaathan
Nebraska
Sidney: Mercantile’ Co
AC ‘Corps
SWAT
Edison and
Victor
Jackson’s Furniture’ Store
Closmané
Ripley Plumbing
Masonic Building
Kivett Land CO
Keely
Bancroft and
Dalton, Neb
Cheyenne
Union
Pacific” Railroad’ Co
Yaegle
Pioneer Hotel
E.R. Yaegle
McAleese
Farmers’ Realty. Co
Columbia Fire’Ins
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Omaha
Leo 'E
Osborn
Mgr
Room Three
Cleburne
M. W. Osborn
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